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Ankle Flashcards

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Talocrural Joint (TCJ) Consists of

A

Talus, Fibula/Tibia

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TCJ Anatomical Movement

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Plantarflexion/Dorsiflexion

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TCJ Accessory Movement

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Talar body rolls in mortise
Anterior/Posterior Glide

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4
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Talar Tilt

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Excessive Movement of Talus (not an anatomical term)

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5
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TCJ Accessory Movement in Plantar/Dorsi Flexion

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Limited Accessory Movement in DF
More Movement in PF

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6
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Lateral Ligaments of TCJ

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Anterior Talofibular (ATFL)
Calcaneofibular (CFL)
Posterior Talofibular (PTFL)

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7
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ATFL Attachments

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A: Neck of Talus
P: Lateral Malleolus

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8
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ATFL Limits/Assisted By

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L: Inversion in plantarflexion
Assisted by: Fib. Longus and Brevis

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CFL Attachments

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P: Lateral Malleolus
D: Lateral surface of Calcaneus

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CFL Limits/Assisted By

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L: Inversion
Assisted by: Fib. Longus/Brevis

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PTFL Attachments

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Lateral: Medial surface of lateral malleolus
Medial: Posterolateral Talus

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12
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PTFL Limits/Assisted by

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L: Dorsiflexion
Assisted By: Talar Body shape

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13
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Medial Ligaments of Ankle

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Anterior Tibiotalar
Posterior Tibiotalar
Tibionavicular
Tibiocalcaneal
(Deltoid Ligament/Complex)

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14
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Medial Ligaments Attachments

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P: All at Medial Malleolus
D: (Anterior Tibiotalar) Neck of Talus
Posterior Tibiotalar: Body of Talus
Tibionavicular: Navicular Bone
Tibiocalcaneal: Calcaneus

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15
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Subtalar Joints (Shapes, Type of Joint)

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Talocalcaneal (Plane Shape, Synovial)
Talocalcalealnavicular (Ball and Socket, Synovial)

Considered discrete joints but always function together

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16
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Subtalar Joints Movements

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Inversion, Eversion

17
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STJ Ligament (Inside Sinus Tarsi)

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Interosseous Talocalcaneal Ligament

18
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Interosseous Talocalcaneal Ligament Location

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Sinus Tarsi

19
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Sinus Tarsi What is It?

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Osseous Tunnel that runs from lateral to medial side of foot between talus and calcaneus
Divides Subtalar joint into anterior and posterior

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